Welcome to Smashboards, the world's largest Super Smash Brothers community! Over 250,000 Smash Bros. fans from around the world have come to discuss these great games in over 19 million posts!
You are currently viewing our boards as a visitor. Click here to sign up right now and start on your path in the Smash community!
I feel more comfortable with the wii remote because you can always have a finger hovering over A and a finger hovering over B. No millisecond delay switching from one to the other. Hope they work for the Wii U version too.
They do work technically
I believe I just played with a couple of PM players for fun yesterday after only playing PM for a few days. All of them had GC controller and I used the nunchuk. Won quite a few times.
Trust me regardless what others say you don't NEED to invest in a GC controller. You can pretty much do everything the gamecube controller can do. You even have ways of using the C-stick if that is something that want/need. By default the Wii Remote's motion sensing acts as the Wii Remotes C-Stick, but in my experience I never could do the smashes that I wanted to do uses that option, however you could use your D-Pad on the wii mote for your smash attacks if you want quick Smashes. For example I have up on my D-pad set to up-smash rather than jump, you can do this with the other buttons as well, changing the left/right, and down buttons to their respective smashes, or whatever else you decide to have those buttons used for.
Thank you. I'm to see there are some people that don't just right off the Wii-Remote + Nunchuck as being inferior and not viable.
Well, it's essentially the same method used for manual smash attacks, which is by "smashing" the stick in any direction and hitting "A". The only difference is I'm also pressing the shield button during the "smashing" motion for a glide toss. I can still toss in one direction and glide in the opposite direction by immediately tapping back and forth.
